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Harry Hall is bursting at the seams with horse lovers, from our Customer Service team to Finance, Design and Marketing we own 12 horses between us. So who better to ask for top tips in getting your horse, stable and you ready for summer riding. The team share their top tips below:

Masta testing partner, professional dressage rider and trainer Melissa Chapman from Team Chapman Dressage has compiled 5 great exercises for young dressage horses, we hope you find them useful and we’d love to hear how you get on trying them out:

Is it possible to go to University and keep your horse? Yes! We asked Tottie fan and Harry Hall Ambassador Kirsty Fitch to write a blog for us on her first year at University and how she’s found combining study with riding and working part time:

Being part of the Harry Hall One Club gives members great discounts on equestrian brands, services and events. A One Club member discounts is 15% off an ArcEquine therapy system, we spoke to the team at ArcEquine to find out more about the product and how it could benefit your horse.

When we heard from Harry Hall One Club Member Kaylie Perring earlier this year, her Kissing Spine rehab story was too interesting to bypass, to anyone starting out on this journey or wondering what’s involved you’ll sure find this blog interesting. From negative Nelly’s to positive Polly’s and gadget Garry’s there are a lot of handy tips to keep you on track.

Harry Hall are bursting at the seams with horse loving people and after a recent chat with Marketing Director Rachel, we thought her horse-riding story should be shared.

It is likely you’ve experienced laminitis in some capacity during your time as a horse owner whether it was related to your horse / pony or one your yard. In the latest Harry Hall blog, we delve into the details of laminitis and ask - what is it, how can we prevent it and what to do to protect your horse from getting laminitis.

Harry Hall's charity partner World Horse Welfare have put together this helpful blog on mud fever and how to deal with it. If mud fever is a constant struggle for you - read on!

Mane loss can be an annoying result of winter for a lot of horse owners. The need for a neck cover to keep your horse warm and clean often takes priority over a full flowing mane but then come Spring and the show season, you’re left with nothing to plait and resort to hogging or plaiting half a mane – but hey it takes half the time so there’s a small silver lining!

Mucking out. Love it or hate it (does anyone love it?) it’s a job that is best done daily and there is nothing more satisfying than a brand new, sparkly bed to welcome your horse after a long day in the field. We hope our horses appreciate it as much as we appreciate fresh, crisp bed sheets – they do right…?

In her last blog, ‘Legwear for every body’, Head of  Clothing Design Beth talked briefly about designing ladies jodhpurs. You lovely lot wanted to know more, and your wish is our command - so we asked her to explain more about the design process for men’s and ladies jodhpurs...

Meet Beth Mallinson, Head of Apparel Design at Harry Hall International. She gives us the low down on breeches vs jodhpurs, if the perfect pair really can improve our sitting trot and just what in the name are… riding tights!